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[Adam74]

Pre -Sales Question:

Does Roxio Creator 2011 or another of your products (Windows 7 compatible) that will allow a DVD Screenshow be created with the following items (assuming they fit under DVD Size Limits of 4.7GB):

1000+ Photos (in .jpg format)
20-50 Music Tracks (in .mp3 format)
10-25 Videos (HD in .avi format)
Total:  approximately 1075 items total.  

Reviewing your discussion groups and knowledgebase only shows a 400 photo limit with Photostory software.

[myguggi]

Adam74, on 11 April 2011 - 06:35 PM, said:

Pre -Sales Question:

Does Roxio Creator 2011 or another of your products (Windows 7 compatible) that will allow a DVD Screenshow be created with the following items (assuming they fit under DVD Size Limits of 4.7GB):

1000+ Photos (in .jpg format)
20-50 Music Tracks (in .mp3 format)
10-25 Videos (HD in .avi format)
Total:  approximately 1075 items total.  

Reviewing your discussion groups and knowledgebase only shows a 400 photo limit with Photostory software.

I don't know what you mean by "DVD Screenshow"

Assuming you are talking about creating a video DVD then file sizes or number of items are meaningless. It is the time length of a video project that matters. A standard 4.7GB DVD can hold 60 minutes of video using the best quality setting when burning the DVD. Any longer and the video has to be compressed and you lose quality.

[sknis]

You would not use Photo Story  (Miccrosoft program).  You would use Edit Video -Advanced (part of the Roxio Creator 2011 Suite).. This will allow you to make a project you want but you probably can't get good quality video onto a single sided disc.

[REDWAGON]

You  can use the option "Fit To Disk" on the 4.7GB media when burning a DVD using Roxio MyDVd program,
but as the others have already suggested, you will loose a great deal of quality in doing so !


Frank...